HELP: Stuck brake? Diff? Transmission?

[Broski]

I'm new to LC family. I have a 1992 LC, have never, or rarely used the parking brake , so believe my issue anyway is not related to parking brake, but I'm having a similar issues to yours. At start up, usually after sitting for several weeks, my rear passenger side wheel/tire locks up. It breaks free sometimes within 10 to 20 feet, but today it was 100 feet or so of dragging the back wheel, then several loud clucks and all is good. This is a reoccurring issue so I'm looking for how you or someone else resolved theirs? Any advise would be great. Thank you all

You do realize this thread is 9 years old Right ?

 

[jonheld]

I'm new to LC family. I have a 1992 LC, have never, or rarely used the parking brake , so believe my issue anyway is not related to parking brake, but I'm having a similar issues to yours. At start up, usually after sitting for several weeks, my rear passenger side wheel/tire locks up. It breaks free sometimes within 10 to 20 feet, but today it was 100 feet or so of dragging the back wheel, then several loud clucks and all is good. This is a reoccurring issue so I'm looking for how you or someone else resolved theirs? Any advise would be great. Thank you all

1. The rear drum brakes require periodic maintenance to make sure all bits and pieces are working as they should. If you've never had the drums off to inspect, then it sounds like it's WAY past due.

2. Frequent use of the handbrake is what keeps the rear shoes in proper adjustment, assuming all is working correctly. It should be used often.

3. All of the information is available in the Toyota Factory Service Manual (FSM). It is an invaluable resource.

 

[leonard_nemoy]

You do realize this thread is 9 years old Right ?

Haha, Post a new thread and get flamed for not searching.

Search and resurrect a thread for clarification and get flamed.

Honestly we just love to flame each other here on the 80 series section of mud.

But in all seriousness listen to Jonheld's advice above and good luck. I hope you figure it out.